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DLD
Deadline Date
Support for Artists
$10,000USD
7/12/23 DLD
Support for Artists |
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Funder New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) |
Funder Type State, Province or Local Government |
Amount Upper: $10,000USD
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Applicant Type Individuals: Early Career and Emerging in Field |
Applicant/Institution Location Unrestricted |
Citizenship Unrestricted |
Activity Location New York |
Abstract The New York State Council on the Arts recognizes that artists are at the center of creative endeavor. NYSCA is committed to providing opportunities for artists, at all stages in their careers, to continue to develop and present their work. NYSCA Support for Artists seeks to:
For FY2023 NYSCA will offer the following funding opportunities for artists.
For FY2023 artists may apply for a creative grant to NYSCA, via a sponsoring organization, by selecting from the following artistic areas via a drop-down menu in the application portal.
NYSCA will offer five opportunities this year: Support for Organizations, Support for Artists, Support for Special Opportunities, Support for Partnerships, and Regrowth and Capacity Enhancement. |
Eligibility Eligible fiscal sponsors are non-profit organizations incorporated or registered to do business in New York State. |
https://arts.ny.gov/programs/individual-artists |
Open Call
Upper $350,000USD
6/11/23 DLD
Open Call |
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Funder |
Funder Type Private Foundation or Non-Profit |
Amount Upper: $350,000USD Open Call gives independent producers up to $350,000. Open Call is not a grant. You will receive funding in the form of a co-production agreement that assigns ITVS certain rights over your project during the term of the contract. |
Applicant Type Individuals: Early Career and Emerging in Field |
Applicant/Institution Location United States |
Citizenship United States |
Activity Location United States |
Abstract We’re looking for exceptional storytelling that’s in line with our mission: stories that take risks, tackle important issues, address the needs of underserved audiences, and are seldom seen in public media. We know how hard you’ve worked on your project, and we’ll partner with you to help you finish it, then distribute it on public television. |
Eligibility You are eligible to apply if you are:
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http://itvs.org/funding/open-call |
Visiting Lecturer in the Humanities/Ferris Professors of Journalism/McGraw Professors of Writing
Upper: $90,000USD Lower: $37,500USD
10/5/23 DLD
Visiting Lecturer in the Humanities/Ferris Professors of Journalism/McGraw Professors of Writing |
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Funder Council of the Humanities Funder's opportunity ID:D-23-HUM-00001 (Re-issue of D-20-HUM-00003, D-21-HUM-00003, D-22-HUM-00003) |
Funder Type Academic Institution |
Amount Upper: $90,000USD Lower: $37,500USD |
Applicant Type Individuals: Early Career and Emerging in Field |
Applicant/Institution Location Unrestricted |
Citizenship Unspecified |
Activity Location New Jersey |
Abstract The Program in Journalism and its academic home, the Council of the Humanities, welcome proposals from journalists to teach seminars in journalism as visiting Ferris Professors of Journalism and in nonfiction as visiting McGraw Professors of Writing.
Full-time visiting professors take a formal leave from daily journalism to devote themselves to teaching. They must be on campus four full days a week, on average; attend all faculty gatherings; and participate in University life. They give talks, participate in panels, advise students, and join in events. |
Essential qualifications:
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http://film.claimscon.org/guidelines/ |
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